How to use LinkedIn to get Job Interviews? A recruiter’s guide

Do you have a vacancy in your company, sir?”

An average recruiter receives hundreds of these messages each day. If you are also sending these messages hoping to get a response, you need to change your approach.

Try a professional and tailored approach:
💡 “Hello [Sir/Mam/Name], I am a post-graduate from IIM Ranchi specializing in HRM with 2 years of experience as an HRBP at Tiger Analytics. I’ve attached my CV for your reference. Kindly consider it if there are suitable vacancies.”
Here are 5 more examples to elevate your DM game:
1.    Replace:
“Hi, are there any openings in your company?”
With:
“Hello [Name], I’m a software engineer with 3 years of experience in full-stack development at TCS. I specialize in Angular and Node.js. I’d be grateful if you could consider my profile for any suitable roles. Attaching my CV for your reference.”

2.    Replace:
“Can you help me find a job?”
With:
“Dear [Name], I hope this message finds you well. I am a marketing professional with a proven track record of increasing brand visibility by 30% during my tenure at Zomato. I’m actively seeking opportunities in digital marketing and have attached my CV. I’d appreciate your guidance.”

3.    Replace:
“Is there a job in your company for me?”
With:
“Hi [Name], I am an ITI-certified electrician with 4 years of industrial maintenance experience. I’m attaching my resume for your consideration in case of relevant job openings in your organization.”

4.    Replace:
“Are you hiring?”
With:
“Hello [Name], I’m a logistics manager with 7 years of experience managing supply chain operations at Flipkart. I’d be honored if you’d consider my attached profile for any relevant roles.”

5.    Replace:
“Can you give me a referral in your company?”
With:
“Hello [Name], I hope you’re doing well. I came across an opening for a [specific role] at [Company Name] that perfectly aligns with my skills and experience. With 3 years of expertise in [specific field/skills] and a proven track record at [Previous Company], I believe I can add value to the team. I was wondering if you’d be willing to refer me for this role. I’ve attached my CV for your review. Thank you so much for your time and support.”

Tip:
✅ Always research the person and role before reaching out.
✅ Highlight your qualifications and why you’re a good fit for the role.
✅ Attach your CV and the job link to make it easier for the person to refer you.

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